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  • 07-27-2011, 01:10 AM
    devilmafia11
    Don't have any idea.....
  • 07-26-2011, 01:07 PM
    Stevious
    Last year I spent time in Thailand, and of course my Sprint phone was useless.

    The I-phone (I don't like Apple products) is Quad-banded, and has sim cards, but I understand that you are somehow locked to a certain carrier.

    Are there Quad-banded, sim-carded phones available that can be used with a carrier of choice (I use Sprint Sero now) and which are usable in Asia by buying a local Sim card?

    Or is the system still obscenely monopolistic.

    Is there any movement going on towards being able to change service providers simply by changing Sim cards?

    I haven't even looked at phones for the past few years and am wondering, and not happy that I have to buy a new phone every time I go to Thailand.

    Thanks

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